texts: <mask> is a former Northern Ireland international football goalkeeper and goalkeeping coach. Before moving into the Football League with Barnet, <mask> played non-League football for Petersfield Town, Basingstoke Town and Farnborough Town. He was released by Millwall at the end of the 2010–11 season, after eight years with the club. He qualified for Northern Ireland through his British passport, which allowed him to play for any of the Home Nations. <mask> was born in Hildesheim, West Germany, to a German mother and an English father who were both serving in the British Army. <mask> began his football career in Germany before moving to England as a schoolboy. He followed in his father's footsteps by joining the REME and attending Princess Marina College.He lived in Bordon in Hampshire where he played football for the Army and Combined Services representative sides. He won the Southern League's premier division title in 1993 with Farnborough Town. He joined Barnet in 1995 for a fee of £700. He was signed for a fee of half a million dollars eighteen months later. No-one was more thrilled than <mask> when Souness brought him to The Dell. <mask> made his debut in a 1–0 victory at Middlesbrough on January 11th. The team was in last place with five matches to play and missed out on being demoted.Dave Jones replaced Souness in the summer of 1997 and brought in several new players, including goalkeeper Paul Jones from his previous club. <mask> spent the rest of his DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The cost of buying Fulham <mask> was £800,000. He helped the Cottagers win the Second Division title in 1999 and was rated the "best taker of a cross I've ever seen" by Kevin Keegan. In 2001 the First Division was promoted to the premier league. <mask> earned his first international cap for Northern Ireland in a 3–0 defeat by Germany in March 1999. He made over 80 appearances for his adopted country.Jean Tigana demoted <mask> to the bench when he signed van der sar, because he was the first-choice goalkeeper. During the 2001–02 season, <mask> only made one appearance in the top flight, but an injury to Van der sar at the end of 2002 allowed him to return to the side, and he kept his place for the rest of the season. Initially on a year-long loan deal with the possibility of a permanent contract, <mask> signed for Birmingham City in August of 2003 Steve Bruce made the contract permanent in March 2004. <mask> was nominated as the goalkeeper for the team of the 2003– 2004 season. After the first three matches of the 2007–08 Premier League season, <mask> regained his place as the first choice goalkeeper. He was replaced as the first choice keeper by Joe Hart, who played only two games against his parent club.He was on the bench for the rest of the season. In May 2010, <mask> signed a new one-year deal with Birmingham just after they signed Ben Foster from Manchester United. He was on the bench for the Football League Cup Final in 2011. At the end of the season, he wasn't offered a new contract. <mask> signed a short-term contract with the club in January 2012 after training with the club for two weeks in November 2011. Alex McCarthy replaced <mask> on the bench two days later. His contract was extended until the end of the season, to act as a backup for Andy Lonergan, but in March he decided to go on loan to Millwall.<mask> was nominated for the Championship player of the month award for April. At the end of his contract, <mask> was told that he would be released by the club. <mask> agreed to stay with Millwall for one season before retiring. <mask> was hired as goalkeeping coach for the Northern Ireland national team in July of 2013). He agreed a short-term deal to become the goalkeeping coach at Bradford City on March 8, 2019. He took up a similar position at Walsall in June of 2019. <mask> was born in Germany to an English father and a German mother.At the time of <mask>'s first international selection, as a British citizen who was born abroad, he was entitled to represent any of the United Kingdom's constituent countries at international level. He did not have a family connection to Northern Ireland. <mask> made his debut for the Northern Ireland U21 team at the age of 27 in a friendly against Switzerland. In 1999 he made his senior debut against Germany. In an August 2005 friendly, <mask> saved an injury time penalty from George Mallia to keep the score at 1–1. The famous 1–0 victory over England was one of the 88 matches he played for Northern Ireland. <mask> was replaced by Lee Camp as first choice goalkeeper, but was recalled to the Northern Ireland squad in August 2011 despite not being registered with a club.He made his 88th appearance for Northern Ireland, captaining his country in a 3–0 defeat away to Italy in a Euro 2012 qualification match. While working as the national goalkeeping coach, the 43-year-old <mask> made an emergency return to the squad in June 2015 as a back-up goalkeeper. Football League Cup: 2010–11 Individual 1998– Club Farnborough Town Southern League Premier Division: 1993–94 Fulham Second Division: 1998–99 First Division: 2000–01. The players are from Basingstoke Town F.C. The players are from Farnborough F.C. The players are from Barnet F.C. The players are from the F.C.The players are from F.C. The players are from the city. The players are fromLeeds United F.C. The players are from Millwall F.C. 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texts: The man who holds the world record in the heptathlon is a retired American decathlon and two-time Olympic champion. When he beat his own world record with a score of 9,045 points on August 29, 2015, he became the second decathlete after Roman ebrle to break the 9,000-point barrier in the decathlon. His world record was broken by Frenchman Kevin Mayer on September 16, 2018, with a total of 9,126 points, who became the third man to pass the 9,000-point barrier. He was a member of the Oregon Track Club Elite team. He was a five-time NCAA champion at the University of Oregon and won The Bowerman award in 2010. In the decathlon at the 2011 World Championships, he won a silver medal, the first international medal of his career. After breaking his own world record in the heptathlon at the 2012 World Indoor Championships, he also broke the world record in the decathlon at the Olympic Trials.At the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, he won the gold medal after setting the world record. He tied the Olympic record when he won the gold medal in the decathlon in Rio. There are only three athletes who have achieved back-to-back gold medals in the decathlon. He retired from the sport just a few months later. On January 21, 1988, the only child of Roslyn and Terrance Wilson was born, in Portland, Oregon. His father is black and his mother is white. His father and maternal grandfather both played football for Michigan State University.His mother was a dancer. Verice Bennett, a first sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, received the Silver Star in December of 2011. When he was two years old, his parents separated. His mother moved to Oregon. He was an athlete from a young age and earned a black belt in taekwondo. When he was in the fifth grade, he and his mother moved to Oregon to attend Mountain View High School. He was coached by two people who were interested in track and field.He won the state high school 400 m championship in 48.69 seconds and the long jump championship with. Only a few colleges were interested. He was considering playing football at a Division III college. In the spring of 2006 Metcalf asked if he would consider the decathlon while in college. The University of Oregon was suggested as a university with a strong decathlon program by Metcalf. One year after competing in the London Olympics, Canadian multi-event athlete Brianne Theisen married her University of Oregon teammate, decathlon gold medal winner, decathlon champion, and multi-sport athlete, decathlon gold medal winner, decathlon champion, and multi-sport athlete, dec The two met at the Pan American Junior Athletics Championships in Brazil in 2007, after Theisen won the gold medal for Canada, and they fell in love.They have considered moving from Eugene to San Francisco. At Oregon, Dan Steele was the associate director of track and a former decathlete. The 1500 m, high jump, hurdles, and pole vault were all improved by Steele. He reached 8,000 points in the decathlon and improved his pole vault by nearly a year. After Steele left in 2010 to coach at the University of Northern Iowa, the university hired decathlon coach Harry Marra, who had trained Olympic decathletes Dan O'Brien and Dave Johnson. In his first year as an Oregon Duck, he was one of only three freshmen nationwide to qualify for NCAAs in the combined events, both indoors and outdoors. He finished second in the decathlon with a season-best 7,123 points.He earned a trip to Brazil for the Pan American Junior Championships after placing second in the long jump and third in the decathlon at the USA Junior Championships. The decathlon was held at the NCAA Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championship. In 2009, he defended his decathlon title at the NCAA Championships and won with 8,241 points. He won the heptathlon title at the NCAA Indoor Championships with 5,988 points. In 2009, he won the Division I field athlete of the year award. At the 2010 NCAA Indoor Championships, Dan O'Brien's 17-year-old world record of 6,499 was surpassed by a score of 6,499 by <mask>. He won his third consecutive NCAA decathlon title in June 2010 by finishing first in the decathlon with a personal best of 8,457 points.He was the first male athlete to win 3 consecutive titles in the decathlon. The Bowerman is given annually to the best male and female U.S. collegiate track and field athletes. He graduated from the University of Oregon. At the 2008 United States Olympic Trials, he placed fifth with 8,122 points. The decathlon was held at the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in 2009. He finished 18th at the World Championships in Berlin in 2009, with 8,061 points. At the International Indoor Combined Events Meeting in Tallinn in February of 2011, he improved his world record in the heptathlon.He scored 6568 points despite under-performing in the high jump. In the decathlon competition at the World Championships in athletics in August of 2011, he won the silver medal with a final score of 8505 but lost first place to his teammate. At the 2012 World Indoor Championships held in Istanbul, <mask> won the gold medal in the heptathlon competition with a new world record 6645, winning five events (60 m, 60 m hurdles, long jump, pole vault and 1000 m) out of seven and finishing third. He set a Championship record in the 1,000 m run with a time of 2:32.78, only one-tenth of a second off his personal best. He beat silver medal winner Oleksiy Kasyanov by 574 points. At the 2012 United States Olympic Trials, the qualification meet for the 2012 Summer Olympics, <mask> started the decathlon competition with two world decathlon bests, the equivalent of a world record for athletes competing in a full decathlon. The first was in the long jump.To emphasize the quality of the first two marks, the 100 meter time equaled the minimum time required for men to qualify for the trials 100 meter race and only.03 short of the Olympic "A" standard. The long jump would have tied for second in the final had it not been for the fact that it was beyond the "A" standard. He finished fifth in the shot put, first in the high jump, and first in the 400 m in a rainstorm. The points total of 4728 was more than 300 points ahead of second-place competitor. The athlete finished first in the hurdles with a time of 13.70 on the second day. He had an eighth-place finish in the discus. He bounced back in the pole vault, posting a height that was good enough for first place.The javelin throw was for fifth place. Going into the final event, the 1500 m run, he had a 317-point lead over his closest competitor. In the 1500 m, he ran a new personal best with a time of 4:14.48. He broke Roman ebrle's previous world record of 9026 points by bringing his total score to 9039 in the decathlon. Dan O'Brien's American record of 8891 points was set in 1992. At the 2012 Olympics, <mask>'s main rival was his teammate. The best time of the day was by <mask> at 10.35 100 m.He built a sizeable lead after his 8.03 long jump, which was almost half ametre farther than any other competitor. His personal shot put record was 14.66 cm. His 2.05 high jump was tied with several other members of the field for second best. He ran the 400 metres in 46.90 seconds, which was over a full second faster than anyone else in the field. His first day total was 4661 and he had a 220-point lead over Hardee. On the second day, there was a virtual tie between the two teams, with both getting 13.56 in the hurdles. The discus throw of 42.53 by <mask> gave up almost 6 metres and 120 points, but he still had a 100 point lead.The third best competition was won by <mask> with a 5.20 pole vault. In the javelin throw, Hardee pulled back 70 points with a good throw, but the advantage was limited by a new personal best by <mask>. The medals were already determined because of the superior personal record and 150+ point lead held by <mask>. Nobody made a serious run at improving his position, and as a result, he just went through the formality of completing the event in 4:33.59 to take the gold medal. The decathlon was held at the World Championships in Moscow. Track & Field News had an interview with the World Indoor Championships. 67, no.There will be no decathlon competition in the year, according to <mask> and his coach. He entered the heptathlon at World Indoors with a world record in his sights. The Heptathlon was held at the World Indoor Championships in Sopot, Poland on 7 and 8 March. He didn't have to enter a meet because he was the defending champion. He opened the competition with his fastest time ever for the 60 m, 6.66 seconds and never trailed. He followed that up with an excellent long jump, a good shot put and an excellent high jump (2.06m/6' 9") for a first day score of 3,653, which was just a single point less than when he set the Heptathlon record at the 2012 World Indoor He set a Championship meet record in the 60 m hurdles with a time of 7.64 and an excellent pole vault of 5.20m.He won the 1,000 m by 3 seconds, however his time of 2:34.72 was 2 seconds slower than in 2012 and he fell 13 points short of his world record. His total of points is second all-time. Belgium's Thomas Van der Plaetsen was 3rd with 6,259 points, which was a Belgian national record, and second with a new national record of 6,303 points. He told Track & Field News that he was going to run some 400 m hurdles races for the first time in his career in order to build up his endurance for the 400 and 1,500 in the decathlon. He wanted to compete in some Diamond League meets in the 100 m, 110 m hurdles and long jump. After taking a break from decathlon training in the summer of 2014, he would return to training to defend his titles at the 2015 Worlds in Beijing, China, the 2016 World Indoor Championships in Portland, Oregon, and the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil. In the decathlon at the World Championships in Beijing, he broke his own world record with a 9045-point performance.Major competition record Personal bests outdoor world record decathlon The world record heptathlon is also the world record for decathlon.

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texts: <mask> was a Jewish-Russian historian, writer and activist. In 1860, <mask> was born to a poor family in the town of Mstsislaw. A native speaker of Yiddish, he received a traditional Jewish education in a heder and yeshiva. The state Jewish school where Dubnow learned Russian was a kazyonnoe yevreyskoe uchilishche. Dubnow was unable to graduate because of the May Laws, but he persevered, pursuing his interests in history, philosophy, and linguistics. He was interested in the Wissenschaft des Judentums movement. Dubnow used forged documents to move to St Petersburg, which was off-limits to Jews.Unless they had been discharged from the military, Jews in the Pale of Settlement were not allowed to work as doctors, dentists, or merchants. He married Ida Friedlin here. The leading Russian–Jewish magazine Voskhod was one of Dubnow's publications. Dubnow was forced to leave the capital city in 1890 because of the expulsion of the Jewish population. He continued to publish studies of Jewish life and history after moving to Odessa. Dubnow called for modernizing Jewish education, organizing Jewish self-defense against pogroms, and demanding equal rights for Russian Jews during his active participation in the social and political life of the Russian Empire. During the early months of the 1905 Russian Revolution, he became active in organizing a Jewish political response to opportunities arising from the new civil rights which were being promised.He worked with a variety of Jewish opinions. He founded and directed the Jewish Literature and Historical-Ethnographic Society and edited the Jewish Encyclopedia in 1906. He founded the Folkspartei (Jewish People's Party) with Israel Efrojkin, which worked for the election of MPs and municipal councilors in interwar Lithuania and Poland. Dubnow was a Professor of Jewish history at Petrograd University. The February Revolution of 1917 in Russia brought about the long-awaited liberation of the Jewish people, but he felt uneasy about the increasing profile of Lenin. The Holocaust in Lithuania is a forgotten past. Rodopi is in Amsterdam.There is a note 128 in p. 40. Dubnow did not consider the Bolsheviks to be Jewish because they were ashamed of their Jewish origins. It would be better to say that their names are not real. Dubnow, Speech given June 9, 1917, at St. Petersburg, was redacted by his daughter. Dubnow moved to Berlin in 1922. The first ten volumes of the World History of the Jewish people were published in German. Dubnow took over the mantle of Jewish national historian from Graetz.The first secular and purely scholarly synthesis of the entire course of Jewish history, free from theological trappings and balanced in its evaluation of the various epochs and regional groupings of Jewish historical development is what <mask>'s Weltgeschichte may be called. The historian's spadework netted several hundred writings, one of which was dated to 1601. Dubnow moved to Riga in August 1933 after Hitler came to power. He chose Latvia because of its government's support for Jewish self-reliance and the vigorous Jewish community in the small country. There was a Jewish theater, a network of Yiddish-language schools, and various Jewish newspapers. He continued with his activities even though his wife died. Dubnow was granted a visa to Sweden in the summer of 1940 but never used it because of unknown reasons.Nazi troops occupied the city in July 1941. Dubnow lost his entire library. He was transferred to the ghetto with thousands of Jews. According to the few remaining survivors, Dubnow told the ghetto inhabitants to write and record. Thousands of Jews were rounded up there for the Rumbula massacre. He was murdered in the city on December 8, 1941, because he was too sick to travel to the forest. <mask>w was buried in the old cemetery of the Riga ghetto.Dubnow felt Zionism was an opiate for the weak. He believed that the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine would be politically, socially and economically impossible, despite being sympathetic to the movement's ideas. He predicted in 1898 that by the year 2000 there would only be half a million Jews in Palestine. Zionism was thought of by Dubnow as another form of messianism and the possibility of persuading the Jews of Europe to move to Palestine as fanciful. He worried that this impulse would drain energy away from the task of creating a Jewish center in the diaspora. Dubnow was much stronger than his skepticism towards Zionism. He believed that the survival of the Jews as a nation depended on their spiritual and cultural strength, where they resided in the diaspora.<mask> wrote that Jewish history "inspires the conviction that Jewry at all times, even in the period of political independence, was pre-eminently a spiritual nation." "<mask>now" was written by Pinson at 13-69. He said the push for assimilation was a national suicide. <mask>'s Theory of Jewish Nationalism became known as Jewish Autonomism. Originally popular in eastern Europe, it is now adopted by Jewish political parties. The Jewish world-nation is a form of self-rule in the Jewish diaspora. In the minority provisions of treaties signed with new east European states, the Treaty of Versailles adopted a version of it.In the early 20th-century Europe, many political currents began to trend against polities that accommodated a multiethnic pluralism, as grim nationalism or ideology emerged as centralizing principles. After the Holocaust, and the founding of Israel, discussion of Autonomism was absent from Jewish politics. Regional history Dubnow's political thought can be understood in light of historical Jewish communal life in Eastern Europe. When it surpassed the Ottoman Empire and western Europe as a center of Judaism, it flourished during the early period of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. The Jews of Poland used to be the most powerful people in the world. The course of modern Jewish history was written by Howard Morley Sachar. The Co. was published by Dell at 31.The great superficial differences between Jewish self-government in east and west belies a fundamental similarity. The Jewish people were separated from the Government as a separate estate, an independent social body, because they created an historical nationality with an inner life of its own. ... They needed independent agencies of self-government and jurisdiction after forming an entirely independent class of citizens. The Jewish community was both a national and cultural entity. The Jewish city within the Christian city had its own religious, administrative, judicial, and charitable institutions. The Government of a country with sharply divided estates couldn't allow the autonomy of the Jewish Kahal.The Jews spoke Yiddish, an Hebraicized German. The activity of the Kahal was large. The so-called Waads, the conferences or assembly of rabbis and Kahal leaders were the culmination of this organization. They became the highest court of appeal. Their activity gradually expanded from the judicial sphere into that of administration and legislation. The central governing body began to meet regularly after each provincial council joined with others. The name was fixed as the Council of the Four Lands.The four lands that were mentioned were: Posen, Malopolska, Cracow and Lubin, and Volhynia. The 'Council of the Four Lands' consisted of six "leading rabbis of Poland" and a delegate from the principal Kahalem who was selected by their elders. The Council assembles in Lublin in early spring, before Passover, and in Yaroslav at the end of summer, before high holidays. In ancient days, one of the Sanhedrin was assembled in the temple. They gave justice to all the Jews of the Polish realm, issued preventive measures and imposed penalties as they saw fit. Difficult cases were brought before the court. The delegates appointed as 'provincial judges' are supposed to help settle property disputes and other difficult matters of law.The Jewish civil interests in Poland were protected by the Council of the Four Lands. The shtadlans were sent to the residential city of Warsaw and other meeting places of the Polish Diets in order to secure the approval of the ancient Jewish privileges. ... The main energy of the Waad was used to regulate the inner life of the Jews. The statute of 1607 was framed by the Rabbi of Lublin. The purpose of the rules was to foster piety and commercial integrity among the Jewish people. The organization of communal self-government fostered a spirit of discipline and adherence to the law among the Jews of Poland.It had an educational effect on the Jewish populace, which was left by the Government to itself, and had no share in the common life of the country. It gave the stateless nation a substitute for national and political self-expression, keeping public spirit and civic virtue alive in it, and upheld and unfolding its genuine culture. There was a social and economic history of the Jewish community in Poland from 1100 to 1800. The Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth had grave problems of institutional imbalance. Poland and Its Jews in the Early Modern Period sheds light on the incomplete modernization that was interrupted and defeated by the 18th-century partition of Poland. After partition by her three neighboring states, the Commonwealth was removed from the map of Europe. The Russian Empire ruled most of the Polish andLithuanian lands after the Congress of Vienna.The core of the mythology can be found everywhere. Warsaw was compared to Jerusalem. A Jew sympathetic to or actually involved in the Polish insurrectionary movement is called a Machabej. Poles and Jews are represented by Israel Bartel and Magdalena Opalski. A failed group of people at Brandeis University in 1992. 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texts: Imperial Germany and the Austrian Empire. The Pale of Settlement was the first place where the Russian Empire restricted Jewish residence. Several of the Tzars allowed the imperial government to start a series of pogroms against the Jewish people of the realm. <mask>w played an active rle in Jewish affairs in the cruel atmosphere of the political crisis in the region. He was in favor of change in the Russian Empire, but he wanted to restore the Jewish autonomy in the old Commonwealth into the 20th century. The region is considered to be the most horrible of places during the first half of the 20th century due to the large and tragic events that took place during his life. The pogroms, the co-opted 1905 Russian Revolution, the founding of the Folkspartei, the First World War, and the February Revolution were some of the events.The aged historian died from the catastrophe of the genocide. Dubnow considered the Jewish people to be leaders in their advancement. The ancient rivalry between Sadducee and Pharisee was a contest between the ideal of a political nation versus a spiritual nation. He criticized the policies of Alexander Jannaeus, the king of the Jewish Hasmonean dynasty, which was founded by the Maccabees. Judea sacrificed its material goods and blood of its best sons in order to become a 'despotism' or warrior state after attaining independence. The Jewish nation was created for something better than the ideal of brute force, according to the Pharisees. The ethics of nationalism, relations between nations, as well as the issue of inner purpose and drive of the communal life of a nation, are included.<mask> writes that Jewish nationalism has nothing in common with violence. "As a Jew, I utter the word 'national' with pride and conviction because I know my people, and they are not able to aspire to supremacy or dominance," he said. The spiritual mission of the people of Israel is to bring other peoples, that is, all mankind, to spiritual perfection. The descendants of the Prophets, inspired by Judaism, will promote and inspire the social ethics of humanity, and will come to harmonize with its realization: "the equal worth of all nations in the family of mankind." The "Jewish national idea, which can never become aggressive and warlike" will raise its flag, which symbolizes the joining of the prophetic vision of "truth and justice with the noble dream of the unity of mankind." Dubnow wrote about the "two halves" of Jewish history in an essay. The first seems to be different from other nations.We find spiritual people if we pierce to its depths. The national development is based on an all-pervasive religious tradition. According to their history, the Jewish people have been called to guide the other nations toward moral and religious principles and to serve as priests. The 'conversion' of Jews into a kingdom of priests and a holy nation was done by the Prophets. The strength and fertility of the Jews as a spiritual nation "reached a culmination point" in the first half of their history. Pinson wrote "<mask>now: Historian and political philosopher" in Dubnow, Nationalism and History. Everything was scattered to all ends of the earth."State, territory, army, the external attributes of national power" became a "superfluous luxury" for the Jews, a hardy and persevering people. They were equipped with an inexhaustible store of energy and were able to live for thousands of years under challenging circumstances. In the intellectual fields, national life displayed itself. The watchword of the Jewish people was 'to think and to suffer'. They brought their mental energy to the task. The spiritual discipline of the school came to mean for the Jew what military discipline is for other nations. The future world where nations no longer rise up against each other in war is where the Jewish people live without an army.The history of the Jews has become spiritual and cultural. The history of the Jewish Diaspora is all about the development of the inner life and social and intellectual development of a people. "Despite the noteworthy features that raise Jewish history above the level of the ordinary and assign it a peculiar place, it is nevertheless not isolated, not severed from the history of mankind." Thepilgrim people scattered in all the countries are most interwoven with world affairs. The Jews were subject to persecutions, inquisitions, violence of every sort, when the powers of darkness and fanaticism held sway. The Jews were to benefit from the intellectual and cultural stimulation from the peoples with whom they entered into close relations. In our history, the tides seem to ebb and flow.Jewry's personality was felt among the nations by its independent, intellectual activity, its theory of life, and its literature. The past of the Jewish people is an organic part of the past of all that portion of mankind, which has contributed to the treasury of human thought. According to Dubnow, the creation of a new religious theory of life, which eventually gained universal supremacy, was the result of the Jewish people attaining to so high a degree of spiritual perfection and fertility. Half of the Jews in the second "lackland" were "a people accepting misery and hardship with calm, combining the characteristics of the thinker with those of the sufferers, and eking out existence under conditions which no other nation has found adequate." The epithet "peculiar" has been conceded and Jewish history presents a phenomenon of uniqueness for this people. In a short article, Dubnow presented a memorable portrait of historical depth, and its presence in contemporary life: Every generation in Israel carries within itself the remnants of worlds created and destroyed during the course of the previous history of the Jewish people. The generation builds and destroys worlds in its form and image, but in the long run continues to weave the thread that bind all the links of the nation into the chain of generations.... Israel's history is more important than its creator. The people of Israel continue the long thread from the days of Hammurabi and Abraham to the modern period. Over the course of thousands of years, the nations of the world have borrowed from our spiritual storehouse and added to their own. ... The Jewish people go their own way, attracting and repelling, beating out for itself a unique path among the nations of the world. ...<mask>'s rationalism shines through in his studies. ... Dubnow believed that the Jewish will to live was a mystic force. Dubnow does not agree with his own understanding of religion and philosophy. I have lost faith in personal immortality, yet history shows me that there is a collective immortality and that the Jewish people can be considered as relatively eternal for its history. Dubnow weaves into his automomist theories all the strands of Jewish past, present and future. In honor of <mask>, the Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture was founded in 1995.The institute is dedicated to researching Jewish lived experience in Central and Eastern Europe from the Early Modern Period to the present day. The secular tradition of the Dubnow Institute is dedicated to it. Jewish history is seen as a seismograph of general historical developments at the Dubnow Institute. The institute is giving courses to several degree programs at the university. Dubnow Park in Tel Aviv is named after <mask>, who was a historian for the Jews in Russia and the Soviet Union. His Russian manuscript was translated into German. In 1936, it was published in Russian.There are ten volumes of 'Am 'Olam'. See below in English. There is a new history of the Jewish people. The German version of the Jdischen Volkes is three volumes. In three volumes, updated in 1938, Russian:  , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, The history of the Jews. 7 vols. of German: Die Alte Geschichte des Jdischen Volkes.A textbook about Jewish history. In 3 volumes, 1901. See below in English. There is Jewish history for school and home. Idishe Geshikhte far Shul un Haym is a Yiddish phrase. French: Précis d'histoire juive des origines. Historia Judica is a Portuguese book."Manual de la Historia Juda" was written in Spanish. A History of Hassidism, 3 vols. Toldot ha-hasidut is a Hebrew phrase. The book was written in Berlin in 1931–1932. Historia del Jasidismo was written in Spanish. There are records of the council. Pinkas Medinat lita is a Hebrew word.The book was written by <mask>. Essays and letters were edited by S. Rawidowicz. There is a book of my life. There are three volumes of the Russian version of Jauntnes Gramata. There are three volumes of German: Buch des Leben (Berlin 1937); Gttingen: Vandenhoeck Ruprecht 2004; and selections. There are three volumes of Yiddish: Dos bukh fun mayn lebn. The 5 volumes of History of the Jews were translated from Russian.The Jewish Publication Society of America published essays on old and new Judaism. limited access to some of its contents is provided by the "External Links" below. The History of the Jews in Russia and Poland was translated by David Mowshowitch. The first three volumes of Jewish History were translated by Israel Friedlaender. An essay in the philosophy of history was translated from Russian to German and from German to English by Israel Friedlaender. The book was published in 2004. The journal Voskhod was published in 1893.The editor Pinson included an English translation. "Council of the Four Lands" IV: 304-308, "Jocob Frank" V: 475-478, and "Hasidism" VI:251-258 are in the Jewish Encyclopedia. There are two excerpts from his autobiography in The Golden Tradition. "Jewish Rights between Red and Black" and "under the sign of historicism" are included in the Jewish Life and Thought in Eastern Europe. A Missionary for History: essays in honor of <mask> was edited by K. Groberg and A. Green. <mask> is an editor. Paris: Section Franaise de Congrés Juif Mondial 1963.There are several languages. Political and cultural Zionism was written by Josef Fraenkel, Dubnow, Herzl, and Ahad Ah-am. New York: Idish-natsyonaler arbeter farband 1961. <mask> was the founder of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research. An exhibition about the life and work of a Jewish historian. The Life and Work of S. M. Dubnow was translated from the Russian by his daughter. "S. M. 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texts: <mask> is the United States Ambassador to Spain. She was the chief of staff to the First Lady. She was a partner at the international law firm Winston & Strawn. She was a partner at Chadbourne & Parke and practiced in the firm's international and Latin America groups. The faculty at the Columbia University School of Law and the School of International and Public Affairs are affiliated with <mask>. She was the United States ambassador to Uruguay. She was a deputy assistant secretary for the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs at the United States Department of State.She was nominated by President Biden to be the next United States Ambassador to Spain. <mask> came to the United States from the Dominican Republic in 1982. She was the valedictorian of her class. She was admitted to Harvard University, where she helped found several student groups and was active with the Institute of Politics. After earning an A.B. <mask> was named a John Harvard Scholar in 1997 and earned a Master of Philosophy in development studies in 1998. <mask> received a Juris Doctor from Columbia Law School.She was the editor of the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law. Her graduate studies were supported by a fellowship. She clerked for a judge. <mask> joined the Barack Obama 2008 presidential campaign after being active in the Hillary Clinton 2008 presidential campaign. Prior to joining the Obama administration, <mask> was an attorney in private practice at a New York law firm. <mask> was a board member of several non-profit groups in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. She was a legal fellow at Columbia Law School and the Institute for Policy Integrity at New York University School of Law.<mask> was the deputy director of the Office of Accountability in the New York City Department of Education. Regulatory reform, community organizing, housing reform, immigration policy and Latin American politics have all been published in both Spanish and English by Reynoso. <mask> is a member of the Council of Foreign Relations. <mask> has received awards from Columbia University, New York University, the NorthStar Foundation, the Legal Aid Society, and the Hispanic National Bar Foundation. She is a board member of several advocacy organizations. The Inter-American Dialogue is a Washington, D.C.–based Western Hemisphere think tank. <mask> joined Hillary Clinton in the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs.Reynoso was charged with developing and implementing a comprehensive security and rule of Law strategy for Central America and the Caribbean. The advice and consent of the United States Senate was required for the nomination of Reynoso as the United States ambassador to the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. On March 30, the U.S. Senate confirmed Reynoso as ambassador. Reynoso focused on trade and commerce, with particular interest in agricultural trade, and on science, technology and education cooperation. Reynoso was denied entry into a restaurant in Montevideo due to racial discrimination, though they initially claimed it was due to lack of reservation and dress code, despite others entering without a reservation. The restaurant apologized and 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 was 888-282-0465 and 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 was 888-282-0465 and 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 Reynoso had an altercation with the State Department.<mask> was named chief of staff to the First Lady of the United States in November 2020. President Joe Biden nominated <mask> to be the United States ambassador to Spain and Andorra. The Senate received her nomination the next day. Her nomination was reported favorably by the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee. The Senate confirmed her nomination by voice vote. <mask> arrived in Spain. She presented her credentials to King Felipe VI.<mask> was one of the leading women lawyers in NYC. She and her colleague Nicole Silver were recognized in Latinvex's ranking of "Latin America's Top 100 Female Lawyers." <mask> is a member of a firm that was ranked as an international firm for its Latin America practice. <mask> <mask> Pantalen's profile can be found on the Biden-Harris transition website.

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texts: The Soviet military commander was also known as Pliev. The premier cavalry general of the Soviet Army would be <mask>. He was twice the Hero of the Soviet Union and the Hero of the Mongolian People's Republic. Several mechanized cavalry units were commanded by <mask> during World War II. Military historians David Glantz and Jonathan House described <mask> as a "great practitioner of cavalry operations in adverse terrain". His involvement in the Cuban Missile Crisis made him known in the West. His military career began in the Red Army in 1922.He graduated from the Soviet General Staff Academy in 1933 and from the Frunze Military Academy in 1926. He joined the Communist party. The 50th Cavalry Division was commanded by <mask> at the start of World War II. The Battle of Moscow and the Battle of Stalingrad were fought by his unit. Lev Dovator was a part of the crucial 16th Army. The cavalry units of the Battle of Moscow were the most successful. During the Battle of Stalingrad, his forces were the first to complete the encirclement of the German 6th Army, trapping 330,000 men inside the pocket.As part of the 3rd Ukrainian Front, he commanded a cavalry-mechanized group consisting of 4th Guards Cavalry Corps and 4th Mechanized Corps. During the summer of 1944, part of the 1st Belorussian Front, a cavalry-mechanized group attacked towards Slutsk. The unit was successful in exploiting the breakthrough. During the Battle of Debrecen, he commanded a cavalry-mechanized group consisting of two divisions. The operations of Lieutenant General Pliev's 1st Guards Cavalry Mechanized Group shows how useful it is. With Dovator killed in action and Belov promoted to an army commander, Pliev was able to apply deep battle operations better than any other general which eventually made him the only Soviet cavalry personnel to receive two Heroes of the Soviet Union. While serving under Lev Dovator, he was able to plan and fight with the best in the early stages of the war.The pioneer in the newly mechanized cavalry groups who immediately proved themselves in battle was <mask>. He was respected by his peers and soldiers. He ended the war in Manchuria when he was in charge of the Soviet-Mongolian Cavalry-Mechanized Group of the Transbaikal front. After the war, <mask> continued his career in the military and took command of the Stavropol Military District. He became commander of the 9th Mechanized Army in June. In western Ukraine, he commanded the 13th Army. In April, <mask> took command of the 4th Army in the Transcaucasian Military District after graduating from the Military Academy of the General Staff.He became the first deputy commander of the North Caucasus Military District in June 1955. On April 27, 1962, <mask> was promoted to Army General. His troops were involved in suppressing the riots. During the Cuban Missile Crisis he was the commander of the Group of Soviet forces. He assumed command of the North Caucasus Military District again after returning from Cuba. In June 1968, <mask> became an advisor for the Ministry of Defense of the USSR's Group of Inspectors General. He died in Moscow on February 6, 1979.He was buried in the Walk of Fame. There were awards for five Orders of Lenin, three Orders of the Red Banner, two Orders of Suvorov (1st Class), Order of Kutuzov (1st Class), numerous medals and nine foreign orders. He was a Hero of the Soviet Union twice. The books were written through the Gobi Desert and the Khingan Mountains. 1965. The End of the Kwantung Army is a novel. There was an invasion of Manchuria by the Soviets in 1969.The operational manoeuvre group was part of the soviet cavalry operations during the second world war. The military uses a pen and sword. People from Pravoberezhny District, North Ossetia–Alania are from the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

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texts: <mask> lived in Bernay, Eure and La Vaupalire. <mask>t was interested in history and archeology. Beside Latin and Greek, he also learned English, Italian, German, Swedish, Hebrew and Sanskrit. The critical and rigorous method he applied to his research was an innovation in his time. The research on Romanesque and Gothic architecture in Normandy and France was pioneered by <mask>t. The "school in motion of specialists of architecture" was founded in 1824 by de Caumont, Charles de Gerville and Father Gervais de La Rue. He chaired the learned societies of Seine-Inférieure and Eure while he was a member of the Académie des sciences.He was a member of the academy in the 19th century. The five volumes of the Orderic Vitalis' work were published by Le Prévost. The Discours sur la poésie romantique was one of the scientific papers he wrote. The Bibliothque nationale de France has a fabulous collection of Gallo-Roman silverware listed today among the most valuable pieces. The Parlement de Normandie in Rouen and the Roman theater of Lillebonne were restored by him. He was elected general counselor in Bernay in 1831 and deputy in 1834. The Orleans family fell from power after the French Revolution, but he did not oppose the republic.He earned the nickname of "Norman Pausanias" after he resumed his scholarly activities. He was almost blind when he died. <mask> Prevost is featured in Jean de La Varende's most famous novel, Leather-Nose, when the hero, Roger Tainchebraye, meets "a black man feverishly measuring, looking, counting, an active and tiny insect: it was <mask> There is a crypt in the abbey with "miscellaneous valuables, rings and bits of sticks, which come from a discovery made around here". Several volumes of the Notes historiques et archeologiques by <mask>t were published in the 19th century. They are authoritative and have been used by generations of researchers. In August 1814, <mask>t was appointed sub-prefect of Bernay.His hometown of Bernay had a street named after him. There were many articles in the journals of learned societies. The names of people from Bernay include <mask> Prévost, and members of the Acadé.

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texts: <mask> is an American professional baseball executive. He was the general manager of four MLB teams, including the Toronto BlueJays and Baltimore Orioles. He guided the Blue Jays to two World Series titles in 1992 and 1993. He won a national championship while at USC. <mask> was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in 1997 and the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2011. <mask> was a minor league baseball player. He was an Eagle Scout in 1951.After winning the College World Series at USC, he received the Order of the Arrow's Vigil Honor. After graduating from Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, California, he traveled to Vulcan, Canada, to work as a kid pitcher. Gillick had to wire his grandmother $25 to pay for his last leg. He joined the Delta Chi Fraternity after attending USC. He graduated with a degree in business. He spent five years in the minor league systems of the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates after playing for the National Title baseball team at USC. <mask> had a win/loss record of 45–32 with an earned run average of 3.42 in 163 minor league games.<mask> began a front-office career in 1963, when he became the assistant farm director with the Houston Colts. He worked his way up to the position of Director of Scouting before moving to the New York Yankees system in 1974. He became their Vice President of Player Personnel in 1976, and their Vice President of Baseball Operations and General Manager in 1977. He was named the Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations in 1984. <mask> was Toronto's general manager from 1985 to 1993 and led the club to their first World Series titles in 1992 and 1993. After <mask> resigned, the Blue Jays went into decline, not finishing higher than third place until 2006 and failing to make the playoffs until 2015. <mask> was named the general manager of the Baltimore Orioles in 1995.He decided to come out of retirement because they were close to winning a championship. The Orioles made the playoffs in 1996 and 1997. He left the Orioles on September 20, 1998 after his three-year contract expired. The Orioles didn't achieve a winning season until 2012 after he left. <mask> became the general manager of the SeattleMariners, who used their 1995 playoff run into a new ballpark and financial resources to become a perennial contender. <mask> was responsible for the trade of Ken Griffey, Jr. to Cincinnati after he played out his last season in Seattle. The 2001 team tied the 1906 Chicago Cubs for the all-time Major League Baseball record for most wins in a single season, and made back-to-back playoff appearances for the first time in franchise history.The Mariners did not make the playoffs for the rest of <mask>'s tenure as GM and advisor, as they failed to make it past the American League Championship Series in either year. The team hasn't reached the playoffs since he left. <mask>'s first big move was to trade Jim Thome and cash to the Chicago White Sox for Aaron Rowand and other prospects, which cleared the way for him to become the Philadelphia Phils' general manager. Howard was named the NL's Most Valuable Player that year. After <mask> became the Philadelphia GM, he and his wife moved to Seattle. He became a Canadian citizen in 2004. <mask> retired from his position as general manager after the Phillies won the World Series.The assistant general manager was named his successor. <mask> was a senior advisor to David Montgomery. Montgomery was on medical leave when <mask> became interim president. <mask> assumed the club presidency on a permanent basis in January 2015, after Montgomery returned as chairman. <mask> returned to his senior advisor role after Andy MacPhail joined the organization as a special assistant to Gillick. <mask> has owned teams in the collegiate woodbat Great West League. He won two titles with the Heat in the first two seasons of the league.<mask> and Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston were honored in 1993. <mask> was a member of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. Baseball fans nationwide voted him the MLB "This Year in Baseball Awards" Executive of the Year in 2008. He was named "King of Baseball" by Minor League Baseball in 2008 in recognition of his dedication and service to professional baseball. In December 2009, he was named as one of the Top 10 GMs/Executives of the Decade by Sports Illustrated. <mask> was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on December 6, 2010 by the new Expansion Era Committee. He was the fourth general manager.He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on July 24, 2011. <mask> received the Eagle Scout Award from the Boy Scouts of America in 2015.

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texts: A British painter and performance artist of African descent, she uses her body as the starting point for much of her work. Feminism, colonialism, religion and spirituality are some of the themes of particular interest. The exhibition "Black Brits" took place in 2006 in Charlie Allen's Boutique and received some media attention. It was featured in regional and local media in the UK. Damoah's solo exhibitions include Genesis, This is Us, Supermodels, Black Lipstick, and a domestic violence exhibition for the National Centre for Domestic Violence. Performances to date include This is Me the Inconsistency of the Self, My Body is Present, and Homage to Ana Mendieta. Damoah graduated with honours from Kingston University in 1999.Damoah worked in the pharmaceutical industry as a medical representative. Damoah was diagnosed with a disease. She left the industry because of the condition. She was interested in oil painting. Black Brits was launched in 2006 by Damoah. The exhibition looked at the role of race and identity in iconography. The series posed the question if the race of major British icons like the Krays and David Beckham were relevant to their given status as icons.They were depicted with different skin colors. Damoah arranged a demonstration at Parliament Square as part of Endometriosis awareness week. The event was marked by a communal scream by participants followed by a march to 10 Downing Street to hand in a petition for the Prime Minister Tony Blair. Nolia's Gallery, London exhibited Damoah's second exhibition, "Supermodels" in 2008. The size zero discussion was examined in a series of large oil paintings. Subsequent exhibitions include "Black Lipstick" in 2008 and "NCDV" in 2009. In 2009, <mask> was invited to Hungary to take part in an exhibition titled "British Art in the Twenty First Century" at the Opera Gallery."This is Us" was <mask>'s fifth solo exhibition. Genesis in London was <mask>'s sixth solo show. Damoah has assumed the role of living paint brush, using her own body to make painterly work, in response to Yves Klein's 1960 performance Anthropométrie de l'époque bleue, which saw the artist use female participants as malleable 'printmaking tools'. Damoah has been able to redefine how the black female body is portrayed because of the shift from male to female director. David Hammons and Ana Mendieta have been cited as key influences by the artist. The exhibition, which comprised paintings, prints and performative works, was accompanied by a dynamic events programme, including a live streamed performance by <mask>, democratising the way in which the work is consumed, but also interrogating the complexities of internet culture and how we connect through performance The work is complex and multi-faceted, but it was built around black and gold.The artist explained that black and gold have been used for both aesthetic and symbolic reasons. Black evokes skin colour, but also absence as a lived experience. The colonial name of the Gold Coast is referred to by gold as its historical source of wealth. Bonhams "We face forward!" was a group show. BBFA Presents at Tafeta London and Muse, Model or Mistress in London is a celebration of contemporary Ghanaian artists. Damoah's current work involves using her own body as a paintbrush of sorts, by covering herself with oil paint and pressing her body onto her painting surface, leaving impressions or traces of herself behind. Damoah is aware that the hyper-sexualisation of the black female body is not what she wants to explore in the work.The issues of gender and race are obvious, however, Damoah insists that the work is much more than that. While writing on her painting, Damoah expresses a deep desire to connect with her Ghanaian roots, while entering into a conversation about where she fits in as a child of the African Diaspora. The influence of artist Ana Mendieta is apparent in this new work, while direct references in her written text to artist Jean Michele Basquiat reflect a self-confessed admiration for the artist. Damoah says that she has a main artistic influence. Damoah has examined race, identity, sexuality, and domestic violence in her work. <mask> is a founding member of the Collective. Damoah appeared in an issue of Vivencias, which means "Experiences" in Spanish, in the fall of 2019.30 people from around the world were interviewed by her. She was a guest artist at the Cite nationale de l'histoire de l'immigration. There are references to English painters Living people Modern painters English contemporary artists English women painters English people of Ghanaian descent 20th-century British women artists People educated at St Ursula's Convent School 21st-century British women artists 20th-century English women

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texts: An Argentine professional golfer who has played on both the European Tour and the PGA Tour is named <mask>. He is affectionately known as "El Pato" in Spanish. He won the U.S. Open in 2007, and the Masters in 2009, becoming the first Argentine and South American to do so. He lost in a sudden death playoff at the Masters. His mother worked as a maid and his father was a handyman. He was left in the care of his paternal grandmother when his parents split up. When he was 16, he moved in a few feet away from her, to the house of his senior, and a mother of four boys.They had a son and a brother. He was a caddy at the Crdoba Country Club when he was 10 years old. He learned how to play golf against other caddies. Juan Cruz Molina, a local real estate magnate, bought him his first set of clubs when he was 16. With his stocky figure and habit of smoking at every hole, <mask> cut a distinctive figure on the course. He has one of the biggest swings in the game. His son became a professional golfer in 2008 but was eliminated in the second stage of the qualification school.ngel joined the Canadian Tour in 2012 after becoming a professional. On the PGA Tour Latinoamérica, the elder ngel and his sons compete. Following the start of a trial where he was facing a number of criminal charges, including assault, theft and illegal intimidation, <mask> left Argentina without permission and was arrested in Rio de Janeiro in January 2021. He was in jail in Brazil waiting to be extradited. He was extradited to Argentina in June 2021. He was sentenced to two years in prison in July of 2021. The first three times he went to the European Tour Qualifying School, he was unsuccessful.He qualified for membership of the European Tour in 1996 on his fourth trip in 1995. In his first three seasons, <mask> kept his card and improved to tenth on the Order of Merit. He has finished in the top 15 of the Order of Merit on seven occasions. The 2001 Argentine Open was one of the European Tour's one-time victories. He won the BMW Championship in 2005, the most prestigious event on the European Tour outside of the majors. It was his third European Tour win, but it was disappointing given his consistent form on the tour. In Latin America, the standard of play is much lower than on the European Tour.On 2 October 2005, he was 9th in the Official World Golf Ranking. He was the top-ranked Latin American player for a number of years before the emergence of two other players. In 2006 he earned enough money to get a tour card for 2007, playing as a non-member. In 2007, 2008, and 2009, he played almost full-time. In 2009, Cabrera and Gary Player Design collaborated on a golf course design business with a focus on Latin America. The Olympics and Brazil coming together in 2016 coincides with this. The U.S. Open was held at Oakmont near Pittsburgh.He won the tournament by one stroke over Tiger Woods and Jim Furyk. After finishing the first round at 1-under, and shooting 1-over on the second day, <mask> entered the third round as the leader at even par. He finished 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 On the last day, he came back strong. He sank a putt at the 8th hole that was one of the longest in major championship history. His first career major victory was secured when he finished one stroke under par, bringing him down to 5-over for the championship. There are some players that have psychologists, some that have sportologists, and I smoke.Roberto De Vicenzo was the first Argentine to win a major when he won the British Open in 1967. The Golden Olympian was Argentina's sportsperson of the year. In 2009, he won the Masters Tournament in a three-way sudden-death playoff, defeating Chad Campbell after the first playoff hole, and Kenny Perry on the second. On the first playoff hole, the 18th, <mask> missed the fairway, leaving his ball behind a tree. On his second shot, he hit a shot right of the tree that would have sent the golf ball onto the 10th hole fairway, but ended up hitting another tree in the center of the 18th fairway. Campbell missed his par putt and was eliminated. On the second playoff hole, the 10th, the Argentine made par to defeat the American, becoming the first Argentine to win the Masters.He was the lowest ranked golfer to win the Masters. After undergoing surgery for injuries he was forced to miss a number of events. He won the Platinum Konex Award as the best golfer in Argentina in that year. When he was in the final group on Sunday, he was four strokes behind the leader, but still had a chance to win the green jacket for the second year in a row. During the afternoon, bogeys on 12 and 16 derailed his chances, as he started the round solidly and even tied for the lead at one point. He was in seventh place, five strokes behind the South African Charl Schwartzel, after posting a final round 71. This was the best finish since his win in 2009.He failed to qualify for the FedEx Cup playoffs after missing the cut in the other three majors. His best finish of the season was a T6 at the McGladrey Classic. He was in the final group at the Masters in two of the last three years. After taking a two shot lead on the front nine, he lost it and was two shots off the lead held by Day. Adam Scott and Day briefly held the lead after Day bogeyed two holes in a row, but when <mask> made a 20-foot putt at the 16th, they were back in the lead. As <mask> stood on the 18th fairway, Scott holed a putt to take the lead. The putt was knocked in by <mask> to force a playoff.Scott's second shot on the first playoff hole rolled back off the front of the green. <mask>'s second shot came up short, rolling back off the green and coming to rest behind Scott's ball. The chip slid by the hole. Both players made par on the 10th for the second playoff hole. Scott and <mask> hit their tee shots in the fairway and matched each other with approach shots which landed on the green giving both of them a chance to make a hole in one. Scott had a chance to win with his putt that was a turn away from dropping in. Australia's first ever green jacket was brought by Scott.Although he was exempt from the PGA Tour, he occasionally competed in Argentinian events on the PGA Tour Latinoamérica, a developmental tour in Latin America. The 2012 Visa Open de Argentina was won by <mask>. In July of last year, he won the Greenbrier Classic, his first victory on the PGA Tour since 2009. His first non-major win on the PGA Tour was his third win in the United States. On Saturday and Sunday, he shot a six-under-par 64 to win the title. He finished 170th on the money list on the PGA Tour. He was a member of the international squad in the Presidents Cup four times.There is a tie for a place if the half way cut "T" is missed. There have been 7 consecutive cuts in the 2010 U.S. Open and 2 in the 2001 Masters. The results of the World Golf Championships were canceled due to 9/11. The Alfred Dunhill Cup was represented by Argentina in 1997 and 2000 and the Presidents Cup was represented by Argentina in 2005.

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texts: After being declared the Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition 4 Big Winner, she rose to prominence as a Filipina actress, cosplayer, host, singer, songwriter and gamer. She was launched as one of the Star Magic Angels. She is managed by the GMA Artist Center. The main female presenter for the NCAA Basketball Championship (Philippines), a feature host for the morning show, and a performer on the second season of the show, Your Face Sounds, are some of theTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia She was the cover girl of several magazines and the calendar girl of Ginebra San Miguel. After signing a record deal with Sony Music Philippines, she released her debut studio album, Now Playing: <mask>, which was awarded a certified Gold Award by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry for its outstanding album sales. She wrote all of her songs from her album and also wrote songs for other artists.She served as the Sangguniang Kabataan President in her hometown of Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo, after graduating from the University of the Philippines with a degree in broadcast communication. The daughter of a Filipino politician and a Filipina accountant was born to them. She was raised in Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo, the Philippines. At the age of fourteen, she started cosplaying in the Philippines and won several awards. She became the chairman of the Committee of Youth and Sports at the age of fifteen. Before joining Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition 4, she was an accounting student at the University of the Philippines Diliman. She was an actress and host in the UP College of Mass Communication.She received a degree in broadcast communication from the top university in the Philippines. She was awarded multiple times for her research in cosplay's history in the Philippines. Before the 2016 Presidential Elections, she had a relationship with Sen. Grace Poe-Llamanzares' son Brian. On the second day of the Big Brother house, the other female housemates joined the other male housemates. On Day 91 at the Malolos Sports and Convention Center in Bulacan, she was declared the Big Winner after receiving a massive 33.9% percent of internet votes and defeating Karen Reyes, Roy Requejo, and twins Jai and Joj Agp. After winning Pinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition 4, she started her acting and recording career in the Philippines. The cast of the Filipino television-drama, Kahit Puso'y Masugatan, included her, as well as her on-screen partners, Kit Thompson and Yves Flores.She was named the Pop Viewer's Choice Awardee as Pop Female Cutie for her performance on ASAP. The digital single "Your Name" was released by Young JV and ranked Number 1 on MYX. She began her hosting career by becoming the official VJ for Hero TV. For two years, she was a recurring cast member on the Filipino comedy sitcom TodaMax. The PMPC Star Awards for television and the Golden Screen Awards acknowledged her performance in 2012 as an actress. She was nominated for the Best New Female Recording Artist at the PMPC Star Awards for Music for her self-titled album. The official music video was for her song.The first Philippine cosplay show, i Cosplay, was hosted by <mask>. At the beginning of the year, she starred in the television series Moon of Desire as Anise and was billed for "Mahal Ko Si Sir" on Ipaglaban Mo as Dolly. She was the cover girl for the November issue of FHM Philippines. In 2015, she became the main female presenter for basketball, volleyball and cheer dance for the National collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines) during its Season 91 and 92, as well as being a regular feature and travel host for the morning show Umagang Kay Ganda. The second season of Your Face Sounds Familiar featured eight celebrity performers. She was joined by her PBB Teen predecessors James and Nadine Lustre for Maalaala Mo Kaya's "Signs of Love" episode. She donated her winnings from the fourth group of lucky stars in the game show to the 29 Barangay Daycares in her home province of Iloilo City.The "Playful Angel" was reborn on the ASAP show as one of Star Magic's Star Magic Angels. My Hero Nation was the flagship show of the Hero TV channel. She was a certified Gold Awardee by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry for her second album. Her album's first single was Mr. pakipot. She wrote all of her songs from her album, as well as the two songs she wrote with Jonathan Ong for Jennylyn Mercado's album. The cast of My Super D, Ang Probinsyano, and Ipaglaban Mo! were regulars. The episode is called Hayok.She starred in the highest rating TV film on TV5 Philippines, called AFGITMOLFM, with Richard Juan and Kino Rementilla. She became the host of Hero Tambayan. LABEL featuring Abra won her the Favorite Music Video Award at the 30th Awit Awards. Before joining the cast of The Good Son, she was a part of the cast of La Luna Sangre. She also starred in Ipaglaban Mo! in the same year. She played the role of a Schizophrenic in the episode. The calendar girl of the liquor brand, Ginebra San Miguel, was covered for the men's magazine FHM Philippines during their February issue.She was the host of The Filipino Channel and The First Five, as well as the official muse of the basketball team in the Philippine Basketball Association. After eight years as a Kapamilya talent, <mask> moved to GMA Network in 2020. There is an advocate for youth. She is a member of Ako Ang Simula and Sagip Kapamilya and is the Sanggunian Kabataan President. On December 6, 2012 there was a feeding program for 29 barangays in Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo. She celebrated her 18th birthday with cancer patients from Pedis Hema Onco with the help of Ako Ang Simula and her endorsement. Songs written by Jennylyn Mercado are included in the Singles Heartbroken Song Writer Lampara.

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texts: <mask>, an American attorney, environmentalist, and professor of environmental law, was a pioneer in the field of United States environmental law. <mask> was the son of Abraham and <mask> and was born in New York on September 22, 1922. As a teenager, his growing love for the outdoors and fascination with the American wilderness led him to a lifelong passion for wilderness preservation and environmental protection. He advocated for the "forever wild" clause in the New York State constitution as a result of hiking and camping expeditions during his college years. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1942 and was called up in the spring of 1943. He was wounded twice and was awarded the Purple Heart for his service in Europe. He recuperated at a U.S. Army hospital in England.<mask> was discharged from the Army in the fall of 1945. He received a Bachelor of Laws degree in 1948. The first lawsuit that gained public attention was <mask> v. Louis Newman. <mask> argued that the owner of a car that is double-parked is responsible for damage to a car that is traveling from the curb to the normal traffic stream. The argument was upheld. <mask> was chairman of the Atlantic Chapter of the Sierra Club in the 1960s and was a partner in the firm Winer, Neuberger & Sive. Sive, Paget & Riesel is still a leader in environmental law.<mask> lost a case under the National Environmental Policy Act. 454 is a D.D.C. The year 1975. The Scenic Hudson Preservation Conference was one of the landmark cases argued by Sive. The Storm King case gave standing to a citizens group without financial interest in the proposed power project. The project was abandoned by Con Ed. The Committee for Nuclear Responsibility argued before the U.S. Supreme Court about underground nuclear bomb testing and its potential environmental effects at Amchitka Island, Alaska.The construction of an expressway on fill was stopped in 1970. <mask> taught environmental law as a visiting faculty member at the universities of Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Utah, Hawaii, Colorado, and Washington, as well as teaching litigation for many years at Columbia Law School. The <mask> Manuscript Collection is housed in the Pace Law Library and is for students and scholars of environmental law. <mask> was an activist with a number of environmental organizations. He was a founding member of the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Environmental Law Institute. The Sierra Club's tax-exempt status was abruptly ended by the IRS in 1966. The move turned the Sierra Club into a nationally known organization and greatly increased its membership.The Club's Board of Directors was chaired by <mask>. <mask> was a founder of Environmental Advocates of New York, a contributing founder of Friends of the Earth, a member of the board of directors of the Hudson Valley Institute and a member of the board of directors of the Association of the Bar of New York. He received many awards, from the Environmental Law Institute, the New York State Environmental Planning Lobby, the Sierra Club, the New York State Bar Association, The Nature Conservancy, and others. He lectured on the topics of litigation and environmental law. Further reading is Fox, Margalit. <mask> was a father of environmental law. The New York Times is in New York.December 26, 2015. Carlson, Ann E. "We stand for the environment", 45 UCLA L. Rev. 955. There are records relating to the Storm King case in the Archives and Special Collections at Marist College Sive, Paget & Riesel, PC.

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texts: <mask> was an Italian Roman Catholic seminarian. Rivi was noted for his studious nature with an intense love for Jesus Christ which was evident through frequent confession and the reception of the Eucharist; he was amiable to all and wore his cassock with great pride to the point where he affirmed that he belonged to Christ and His Church. He was accused of having spied for the Italian Social Republic and murdered because he was learning to become a priest with their extreme hatred of the faith. <mask>'s holiness was well-noted in his lifetime and people began to hail him as a saint after his vicious murder in which people called for him to be beatified. The cause for his sainthood opened in 2005 when he was named a Servant of God, but Pope Francis oversaw his beatification in October of 2013). The second of three sons to Roberto Rivi and Albertina Canovi was christened on 8 January, 1931, at the age of 7. His birthplace was in the foothills of the Apennines.His paternal grandparents were <mask> and Anna Ferrari who had moved to Levizzano-Baiso to work the land there and since the 1920s lived in a large house named "Poggiolo" with their nine children of whom Roberto was the eldest son. He was a brother of Rivi. From 1923 to 1927, his father was in Istria and Zadar. Rivi was educated in the faith due to the influence of his mother who was a strong religious person. After making his first communion, he attended the celebration of the Mass and received the Eucharist. He grew up with his brother and sister in a strong religious faith. His liveliness and exuberance often proved a test to his parents, but his grandmother Anna believed in his good character and said that he would become a saint.He couldn't walk the middle ground. His teachers at the local school cultivated his love for life and for Jesus Christ while noting his desire to know and love Jesus. He was one of the better prepared children and was eager to receive his first communion. His first communion took place on June 16, 1938. After receiving his Confirmation on June 24, 1940, Rivi became more mature and responsible, which was a profound change, as he became more amiable and energetic. Father Marzocchini Olinto became his teacher and spiritual father after the death of Father Lemmi. Each morning Rivi got up to serve Mass and receive the Eucharist after he received the Sacrament of Penance.He told his parents and grandparents that he wanted to be a priest to save souls. I will go as a missionary to spread the word about Jesus. He began his ecclesial studies in Marola in Carpineti on 1 October 1942 after completing his education. He was proud of the custom he wore from the moment he entered as a seminarian and viewed it as a sign of his belonging to Christ and to the Church. Father Castagnetti was his spiritual mentor. Rivi was forced to leave his studies and return home in June 1944 after the Nazi occupied the Italian nation, but he still wore his shirt with pride against his parents' wishes. His parents were worried about rising anti- religious sentiment and violence against ecclesial figures but he refused and continued to wear it.He said that the vestments were the sign that he belonged to Jesus. During the hot summer months, Rivi wore his shorts. He used a harmonium and liked music. His father said once that his son was so good and studious. Two of his uncles died in World War II. Rivi once read that Pope Pius XI had issued a decree in 1937. On 10 April 1945, at the end of the war, he served Mass and then went to the woods to kill someone.A group of Communist partisans kidnapped Rivi while his worried parents went to the woods to find his books scattered with a note that said: "Do not search for him." He is going with us for a while. 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Even though Rivi was not a priest, the commander of those partisans said: "Tomorrow one priest less."The group wanted to kill Rivi in order to rid the world of a potential priest because of their hatred of the faith. The men took Rivi to a shallow grave that had been dug and had him kneel on the edge, but he told them to allow him to say a prayer for his father and mother. Rivi was shot and killed. Two partisans shot him with their pistols, one in the heart and the other in the left temple, and he died just after 3:00pm. The men buried him and then dumped him under the door of a random house. Rivi's corpse was found in a grave with two fatal wounds in the evening of 14 April. They took his remains to clean and prepare his funeral.His remains were reburied in the church on June 26, 1997. Giuseppe Corghi and Delciso Rioli were sentenced to 16 and 26 years in prison, respectively, for Rivi's murder, which was confirmed by the appeals court and supreme court in Florence in 1952. When Palmiro Togliatti was the Minister of Justice, he granted both men amnesty. Legacy Rivi was noted for his holiness and deep and steadfast faith in Jesus Christ. He believed his love of the cassock made him a member of the Church. The English child James Blacknall became known to the public in 2001. After a hair and blood relic of Rivi was placed under his pillow, he was cured of leukemia.The L'Osservatore Romano published two articles on Rivi in 2000 and 2004. Pope Benedict XVI opened the beatification process on September 30, 2005 after the Congregation for the Causes of Saints issued a "nihil obstat" (nothing against) to the cause. The diocesan phase for the cause began in Modena on 7 January 2006 and ended on 24 June 2006 before all documentation was sent to the C.C.S. in Rome. The process was evaluated on 30 November 2007. The postulation was sent to the C.C.S. On 18 May 2012 the C.C.S. received theological approval. 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texts: <mask><mask> is an American producer of the Batman films and was the first instructor to teach an accredited course on comic book folklore at any university. <mask> was born in New Jersey and was an avid comic book collector from a very young age, owning a collection that included the second issue of Batman and the first Superman comic. When he graduated from Ocean Township High School in 1969 he had 30,000 comic books in his garage. A fan of the darkness inherent in the Batman comics, he was dismayed by the campy portrayal of the character in the '60s television series, which was at the height of its popularity during Uslan's teen years. <mask> developed a course idea for the Experimental Curriculum program at IU while still an undergrad and graduate at the same time, trying to break into the film industry by sending off over 300 résumés. <mask> recalls that Roger Stern was teaching a one-hour credit experimental course on comic book history and art, while he was having fun with an I.U. There is a University course on The Comic Book Hero.Uslan took over and changed the course into one that took an academic approach to the comics, divided into its history, folklore, art, sociology, and literary/ Looking at their stages of relevancy and fantasy, the many aspects of censorship, their effects on other media, penciling and inking styles, their psychological implications, current and future trends, and the role of comics in school systems. The course on comics gives students three hours of college credit, on a par with history, physics, or chemistry, according to Uslan. Henry Glassie, a professor in the Department of Folklore, sponsored the course in order to allow <mask> to teach it as an undergraduate. The nature of <mask>'s course was challenged by the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Uslan's course was the first accredited course on the serious study of comic books. Uslan won fame for his comic book class when he called a reporter and complained about the course.John Chancellor's NBC News was filmed in the first five meetings of the course. Intending to invite different speakers each semester, <mask> found that Denny O'Neil was voted for by the class so often that he became the regular invitee. <mask> was invited to lecture at a number of colleges and high schools, as well as participate in talk shows on radio and TV, as a result of press coverage. It resulted in calls from Stan Lee and a job offer from DC Comics. <mask> wrote a textbook about his course, The Comic Book in America. Since Tim Burton's 1989 film, <mask> has been an executive producer with Benjamin Melniker of all of the modern Batman films, including those based on Batman. In addition to all the Batman films and the two Swamp Thing films, <mask> and Melniker were executive producers on the Swamp Thing TV series.The children's geography-teaching TV show Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?, as well as the movie Three Sovereigns for Sarah, are included. The 1980s cartoon Dinosaucers was created and co-produced by <mask>. <mask> and Melniker worked on Disney's National Treasure. Genius Brands hired him to advise on the use of Stan Lee Universe. <mask> attempted to write his first comic in 1975 at DC Comics' version of The Shadow. The comic-book adaptation of Beowulf was written by him. After writing Batman comics, he moved on to motion pictures.He contributed short stories to Stan Lee's Just Imagine... He was the producer of the feature film. <mask> wrote and edited Archie Marries Veronica, a six-part story. His book, The Boy Who LOVED Batman, was published in 2011. The book Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight was written by Dr. Langley. In 2021, it was announced that The Boy Who LOVED Batman would be adapted into a Broadway play. In 2005, <mask> donated his 30,000 comic book collection to the Lilly Library at Indiana University, which filled three rooms of their house.<mask> was the keynote speaker at the 2006 Indiana University graduation ceremonies. <mask> was the keynote speaker at the 2012 graduation ceremonies. At the 2005 Garden State Film Festival, <mask> was awarded an Independent Spirit Award for his work on Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? The West Point Cadet Choice Award was given to him for his portrayal of Bruce Wayne in The Dark Knight. He received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Peace River Film Festival. On October 10, 2012 he received a degree from a New Jersey university. The Inkpot Award was given to him that year.<mask> is a resident of New Jersey. <mask> is his wife. The Boy Who Saved Batman 1951 births American comics writers and an interview with <mask>.

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texts: After 1945, <mask> was an opponent of German re-armament and was a German politician. <mask> was born in a small town in the early 20th century. His father worked in a factory. The outbreak of war prevented him from becoming a teacher at an early age. He started working in the leather and tannery industry after leaving school. He joined the German Leather workers' Trades Union in 1918 and became a member of the German Communist Party in 1919. He joined the Wrttemberg Young Communists in 1920.He pursued an active political career in the German communist party, which included an extended period in Moscow during 1927/28. The creation of a one party state in Germany was achieved in January 1933, after the Nazi party took power. After being arrested in February 1933, <mask> was kept in "protective custody" until the start of July 1934, when he moved to Switzerland. In 1935 he participated in the party's Brussels conference and then in 1935/36 he worked for the illegal Communist Party across the German border in Wrttemberg. He worked for the German Communist Party in Belgium during the second part of the 1930s. The Comintern leadership commissioned <mask> and Wehner to write "Trotskyism and Fascism" in 1937. Leon Trotsky was exiled from the Soviet Union in the 1930s and was excoriated by the Soviet leadership and its supporters around the world.He was an exiled German communist who was based in France when the war broke out in 1939. He settled down as a small farmer in the south of France using the name "Jean Bauer". He worked for both the French Resistance and the Soviet National Committee for a Free Germany. After the war ended, <mask> returned to his home region in what was left of Germany. Wrttemberg-Baden was formed by the US occupation forces to accommodate the division of south western German between the US military and the French military. The Communist Party needs to be rebuilt in the area. He became a member of the parliament in Wrttemberg-Baden in 1946, after the US Military administration established the successor assembly.When it became apparent that there was no future role for the SED outside that part of Germany controlled by the Soviet military, he reverted to the Communist Party. In August 1949, <mask> was one of the fifteen Communist members of the national Bundestag, which was located in Bonn. He resigned on health grounds on April 20, 1951. The leader of the German Democratic Republic, Walter Ulbricht, proposed his expulsion from the Communist Party back in 1949. Disgrace and Expulsion from The Party at the end of April 1945 thirty German communists, grouped in three teams of ten, arrived in what was becoming the Soviet occupation zone in Germany. The men, led by Walter Ulbricht, had spent the war years in Moscow and used their time in exile to create a clear nation-building program for what would become the German Democratic Republic. The Ulbricht Group's objectives and strategy were not shared by German communists who had spent the war somewhere other in the Soviet Union.In June 1950, at the Communist Party's sixteenth party conference, <mask> was condemned as the party's leading opportunist and the next month, he was stripped of party functions. Despite being seriously ill, he rejected an urgent recommendation to relocate to the German Democratic Republic. His resignation from the German Bundestag on health grounds in April 1951 was the result of an instruction received from the Berlin-based SED. There were many underlying differences that led to his resignation. His rejection of the Communist Party's official opposition to the German Trades Union Confederation and his further rejection of the party line in the event of a war between the Soviet Union and her western allies triggered his disgrace by the Communist Party. While there was unanimity between <mask> and the German Communist Party in opposing German rearmament in respect of West Germany, <mask> also held that rearmament of East Germany was also unacceptable. <mask> was listed as a party official until May 1955.He was excluded from membership in the party on August 17, 1956, but he continued to be consulted by party officials on political and trades union matters. <mask> was married twice. His first marriage to Paula was from 1923 to 1947. Paula married Hans Rue in 1947, and so is frequently identified in sources as Paula Rue. The second marriage of <mask> to Helene took place in 1957. Marriage did not give rise to surviving children. The last years of <mask>'s life were spent in poor health as a pensioner.People condemned by Nazi courts for their resistance are referred to as Exiles from Nazi Germany.

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